Join us in this Bilingual Storytime of Spanish and English stories, music, crafts, and more! This monthly event is designed for toddlers, preschoolers and their whole family!

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokémon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Pokémon meets every Monday. Volunteers are available to help beginners. Ages: 7-17

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddler and preschoolers and their families. Toddlers Storytime is at 10:00am and Preschool Storytime is at 11:00am

We offer a place that is welcoming and appropriate for children beginning at birth, where parents can connect with resources, programs and services offered at the library and other family services agencies. The Family Place Workshops will give parents and caregivers an opportunity to talk to professionals in the early childhood development field about their baby or toddler. This is a five week series that focus on different stages of development. Children get to play while parents and caregivers ask the questions. You must RSVP for the Family Place Workshops. There are two time slots for each workshop, 9:00am-10:00am or 11:00am-12:00pm. Choose which time slot works best for you. Please contact the Youth Services department at 817-514-5866 to RSVP. Ages: 6 months to 3 years old

Join Steve as he leads you in a class using rich oil pastels on paper to create a vibrant work of art. All supplies provided. Free. Adults 18 and up. RSVP required at 817-514-5865 to save your spot.

Mother Goose Storytime uses a variety of nursery rhymes, songs and instruments to foster your baby's development while providing an opportunity to discuss with other parents about common concerns. Ages: Pre-Walkers and Beginner Walkers

Join us for a fun and breezy class for adults and make your own sea salt scrub. This class is free, and all supplies are provided. Be sure to call 817-514-5865 to reserve your spot.

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokémon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Pokémon meets every Monday. Volunteers are available to help beginners. Ages: 7-17

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddler and preschoolers and their families. Toddlers Storytime is at 10:00am and Preschool Storytime is at 11:00am

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddler and preschoolers and their families. Toddlers Storytime is at 10:00am and Preschool Storytime is at 11:00am

We offer a place that is welcoming and appropriate for children beginning at birth, where parents can connect with resources, programs and services offered at the library and other family services agencies. The Family Place Workshops will give parents and caregivers an opportunity to talk to professionals in the early childhood development field about their baby or toddler. This is a five week series that focus on different stages of development. Children get to play while parents and caregivers ask the questions. You must RSVP for the Family Place Workshops. There are two time slots for each workshop, 9:00am-10:00am or 11:00am-12:00pm. Choose which time slot works best for you. Please contact the Youth Services department at 817-514-5866 to RSVP. Ages: 6 months to 3 years old

Mother Goose Storytime uses a variety of nursery rhymes, songs and instruments to foster your baby's development while providing an opportunity to discuss with other parents about common concerns. Ages: Pre-Walkers and Beginner Walkers

Microsoft Word Friday, October 14th Microsoft PowerPoint Friday, October 21st Microsoft Excel Friday, October 28th Each class is from 10:30am-noon at the Watauga Public Library. Call 817-514-5865 to save your spot

Teens can enjoy a fun activity, watch anime, and enjoy snacks with their friends! Ages 12-17

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokémon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Pokémon meets every Monday. Volunteers are available to help beginners. Ages: 7-17

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddler and preschoolers and their families. Toddlers Storytime is at 10:00am and Preschool Storytime is at 11:00am

This 4-part class will help you read nutrition labels to make healthy choices when shopping. Gain confidence in your ability to make nutritious decisions at the grocery store. Plus! Food samples will be offered. Taught by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. RSVP required at 817-514-5865. This class is at the Senior Center/Community Center.

We offer a place that is welcoming and appropriate for children beginning at birth, where parents can connect with resources, programs and services offered at the library and other family services agencies. The Family Place Workshops will give parents and caregivers an opportunity to talk to professionals in the early childhood development field about their baby or toddler. This is a five week series that focus on different stages of development. Children get to play while parents and caregivers ask the questions. You must RSVP for the Family Place Workshops. There are two time slots for each workshop, 9:00am-10:00am or 11:00am-12:00pm. Choose which time slot works best for you. Please contact the Youth Services department at 817-514-5866 to RSVP. Ages: 6 months to 3 years old

Sensory Storytime is a 30-minute program with limited participation (10 children + their families). Participation is limited in order to create a calmer, quieter, more relaxed environment than a traditional Storytime. Sign-up is required. Disclaimer – The facilitators are average, ordinary librarians & assistants, we do not have degrees in early childhood development, autism spectrum issues, or any doctoral degree. We are frontline staff when it comes to directly dealing with children who have developmental issues. Often we feel the best we can do is be welcoming and friendly at regular Storytime. Sensory Storytime gives us the option to tell parents that their child has been thoughtfully considered and will be celebrated. Sensory Storytime is a journey for both the librarian and the child. Each Storytime will be unique because each month the children’s behaviors will be unique.

Mother Goose Storytime uses a variety of nursery rhymes, songs and instruments to foster your baby's development while providing an opportunity to discuss with other parents about common concerns. Ages: Pre-Walkers and Beginner Walkers

Microsoft Word Friday, October 14th Microsoft PowerPoint Friday, October 21st Microsoft Excel Friday, October 28th Each class is from 10:30am-noon at the Watauga Public Library. Call 817-514-5865 to save your spot

Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the discovery of King Tut’s tomb. Egyptologist Rollin Phipps will provide a fascinating presentation complete with museum replicas to pass around the room. Everyone welcome. Free.

This is a book club for people who love books. We’ll chat about the latest book you’ve read, a book you love, or you can just come to listen and get recommendations for great books. Let’s talk about books!

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokémon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Pokémon meets every Monday. Volunteers are available to help beginners. Ages: 7-17

Join us for Day 3 of Spooktacular week with a special Storytime for toddlers and preschoolers. There will be only one Storytime on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Storytime will be on the grass area between the library and city hall if the weather permits it. After Storytime toddlers and preschoolers can get candy or treats from our special decorated book carts of the different library departments.

Day 4 of Spooktacular Week. Toddlers and Preschoolers can come dress in their costumes and enjoy this dance party just for them. Look to have a mashing time. There will be only one Storytime on Tuesday & Wednesday of this week. Time: 10:00am-11:00am

We offer a place that is welcoming and appropriate for children beginning at birth, where parents can connect with resources, programs and services offered at the library and other family services agencies. The Family Place Workshops will give parents and caregivers an opportunity to talk to professionals in the early childhood development field about their baby or toddler. This is a five week series that focus on different stages of development. Children get to play while parents and caregivers ask the questions. You must RSVP for the Family Place Workshops. There are two time slots for each workshop, 9:00am-10:00am or 11:00am-12:00pm. Choose which time slot works best for you. Please contact the Youth Services department at 817-514-5866 to RSVP. Ages: 6 months to 3 years old

Enjoy a fun way to develop Early Literacy skills in young children with music, dancing, singing, stories and exploration of simple musical concepts. Ages 2-5

Day 6 of Spooktacular Week. Stop by the library all day to check out cool decorated book carts for an amazing treat!

Mother Goose Storytime uses a variety of nursery rhymes, songs and instruments to foster your baby's development while providing an opportunity to discuss with other parents about common concerns. Ages: Pre-Walkers and Beginner Walkers

Day 7 of Spooktacular Week. Join us as we celebrate national Books for Treats. Stop by the library for a free book as a treat. Books are for ages 18 and under. Books are while supplies last.

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokémon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Pokémon meets every Monday. Volunteers are available to help beginners. Ages: 7-17